HG Wells

This week, the UK’s Royal Mint announced five new commemorative coins honoring figures like the Queen(!) and Sir…

Since Claude Rains first donned the moniker of H.G. Wells’ invisible man in 1933, Hollywood has struggled to raise…

H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man was published in 1897, giving sci-fi one of its most intriguing and enduring…

Oh, dear me, it’s the aliens.

Released September 28, 1979, sci-fi romance-slash-crime drama Time After Time has a lot of elements that feel quite…

Radio dramas have made a comeback over the past few years, with podcasts like Welcome to Night Vale, The Bright…

Guys, I like bad things. I grew up on bad movies and Mystery Science Theater 3000, and now, in this new Golden Age…

MTV’s Teen Wolf is coming to an end next year, so the network has turned to that show’s creator to fill the upcoming…

Since its publication near the turn of the 20th century, H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds has seen lots of adaptations.…

Kevin Williamson is one of the most famous, influential film and TV writers of the past several decades. From Scream …

H.G. Wells has inspired people’s imaginations for a century. There’s not an art form out there that hasn’t been…

H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds has been adapted for other media before—notably for the 2005 Spielberg film, and the…

I like writing this series. I really do. It’s rewarding in a number of respects. But some years are less enjoyable…

We all know the scenes of a devastating Martian invasion: gigantic alien tripods and fighting-machines destroying…

Last year, the History channel aired a mockumentary about the "Great Martian War" of 1913-1917. The real treat is…

There are so many competing definitions of "science fiction" that we could be here all day arguing about which one…

Speculative fiction is the literature of change and discovery. But every now and then, a book comes along that…

We endlessly debate which science fiction and fantasy books make great entry-level reads for newcomers to the genre.…

Everyone wants to go back into time and see historical events or jump ahead to experience the future. It's human…

What science fiction writers get wrong is at least as important as what they get right, argued legendary physicist…